Slavery in "AMERICA"
			It must be noted that "America" is both a contenant name and a countries name. Slavery in America as a contenant began in south America with the Incas and Peruvians 100s of years before the Europeans arrived in 1532 and continues today in the owership of one man by another. Slavery is not a sin of the whiteman in South America.
			Slavery in Central America as a contenant began with the Mayans over 700 of years before the Europeans arrived in 1492 with the capture, enslavement, sacrifice, and canabalizm by the Myans of all their enemies. Slavery is not a sin of the whiteman in Central America.
			Slavery in North America as a contenant began with the Wampanoag tribes that spaned from New York Manhatten Island to Cap Cod Massachusetts with more than 30,000 tribe warriers. For over 300 years before the Europeans arrived in 1609 and the first colony established the Wampanoag tribes captured, and enslaved all their enemies. Slavery is not a sin of the whiteman in North America.
			It must be also noted that at the time of the first colonies being settled in the North America contenant, that will one day be named the United States of America; there was not a single country upon the earth that did not have slavery, sell slaves, or actively participate in slavery, or think slavery was wrong, wicked, or evil.
		By 1607 and the first British colony slavery in Britain since the Roman invasions of 55BC
		By 1620 when Holland and Britain jointly established their first colony slavery had been since their inception during the 80 year war for independence from Spain in 1568
	It must also be noted that none of the Colonies were the USA, they were a colony not a independent state
			1607			Virginia - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1620			Massachusetts - a Dutch & British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of the Dutch and Britain)
			1626			New York - a Dutch colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of the Dutch)
			1633			Maryland - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1636			Rhode Island - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
						Connecticut - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1638			New Hampshire - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
						Delaware - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1653			North Carolina - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1663			South Carolina - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1664			New Jersey - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1682			Pennsylvania - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			1732			Georgia - a British colony is established (Slavery is legal as the law of Britain)
			July 4th 1776			13 Colonies declare their independence from Britain and establish themselves as independent Country States
			1780			Pennsylvania as a seperate country state declared slavery illegal
						Massachusetts as a seperate country state declared slavery illegal
			1783			New Hampshire as a seperate country state declared slavery illegal
			1784			Connecticut as a seperate country state declared slavery illegal
						Rhode Island as a seperate country state declared slavery illegal
			December 7th 1787			13 Independent Country States agree upon a Constitution and retify it, joining into a United Republic, with limited rights lost. All authorities not mentioned in the Constitution remain in the power of the individual states.
						Prior to this date the 13 states were individual colonies and then individual countries following the July 4th 1776 declaration of independence. At the inception of the USA, slavery was regulated to the powers of the state, as this was not a power stated in the agreed upon constitution.
			1791			Vermont enters into the USA, having been an independent free republic, and having abolished slavery in 1771
			1792			Kentucky territory, seperated from Virginia State and enters into the USA - slavery permitted by state law
			1796			Tennessee territory, seperated from North Carolina State and enters into the USA - slavery permitted by state law
			1799			New York declares slavery illegal
			1803			Ohio freed British colony joins USA as a state, abolishing slavery in 1802 before entering USA
			1804			New Jersey declares salvery illegal
			1807			Led by President Thomas Jefferson in 1807 Congress outlawed the importation of slaves into the USA, and the heritage of slaves – born of a slave does not make one a slave – with the in intention that slavery would die out naturally in one generation. It was unanimously agreed upon by all states of the union that the US Constitution did not give power to the Federal government to outlaw slavery, and it must remain a states right issue. However some states continued to sell slaves, and ignored the heart of the law as the economic and social ramifications of slavery ending was too great to face.
			1812			Seperated from the territory of France, and the Louisianna Purchase, the State of Louisianna is established - slavery allowed as in the laws of France
			1817			Seperated from the State of South Carolina and Georgia, the State of Mississippi is established - slavery allowed as in the states of South Carolina and Georgia
			1818			Illinois a freed French colony, enters into the USA, and abolishes slavery
			1819			Alabama a freed Spanish colony, enters into the USA, and allows slavery as in Spanish law
			1820			Seperated from the State of Massachusetts, Maine enters into the USA, with slavery illegal
			1821			Seperated from the territory of the Louisianna Purchase, the State of Missouri is established - slavery allowed as in the laws of France
			1836			Seperated from the territory of the Louisianna Purchase, the State of Arkansas is established - slavery allowed as in the laws of France
			1837			Michigan a freed French colony, enters into the USA, and abolishes slavery
			1845			Florida a freed British colony enters into the USA - allows slavery as the law in Britain allows
						Texas a sovereign republic enters the USA, allowing slavery as the law of Mexico and Spain
			1846			Seperated from the territory of the Louisianna Purchase, the State of Iowa is established - slavery made illegal before becoming a state
			1848			Wisconsin a freed British colony enters into the USA - makes slavery illegal before entered the country
			1850			California a sovereign republic enters the USA, allowing slavery as the law of Mexico and Spain
			1858			Seperated from the territory of the Louisianna Purchase, the State of Minnesota is established - slavery made illegal before becoming a state
			1859			Oregon a freed British colony enters into the USA - makes slavery illegal before entered the country
			November 1860			Abraham Lincoln wins the election of the President of the USA, running on the newly formed republican party ticket, with the support to end slavery in the USA as begun by Join Congress and President Thomas Jefferson in 1807
						Following the election results, 7 states seced from the union in defense of slavery in their states, unwilling to abolish slavery by Federal law = Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Texas
			April 12th 1861			After days of sniper shots, the Federal army / navy retaliates and fires upon Fort Sumter South Carolina. The 7 states of the South declare war on the Federal government of the North and are joined by 4 additional states = Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Civil war is declared
						West Virginia seperates itself from Virginia and declares itself a slave free, northern state of the USA, will be recognized at the end of the war in 1863
			January 1st 1863			President Abraham Lincoln signs into law the Emancipation Proclamation declaring all slaves free in all states in the union and since the Southern states never completed the formal process to seced, they are still part of the USA and this makes all slaves free in the south.
			April 9th 1865			The southern army surrenders to the north and the Civil war ends
			December 1865			The 13th ammendment is ratified by all states of the union, to formally end slavery in the USA and give the freed slaves the right to vote
			Slavery in "America" as a country, as in the USA has suffered slavery from December 7th 1787 [Retification of the Constitution] until 1863 = just under 76 years
			"America" as a country had the heart, and conviction to end slavery through federal law, and allow it to die off in one generation since 1807 = less than 20 years after its origin. No other country has had less slavery in its history than the USA